... more Tories in Ashton than in any town he ever vis'ted, but be hoped all wou’d bo present at the demonstration, whether Tory, Whig or Radical. Trades unions’ and friendly societies would also be represented, and would show their interest the reform question ...

... boroughs and £l5 counties, though it seems to “go” for a household suffrage, with a plurality of votes. The Post, the “old Whig” organ, now speaks of household suffrage and the payment of direct taxation the main features of the new liberal bill, should ...

... but there was old proverb which said that “charity should always begin at home.” Four or five successive ministries—both Whigs and Tories —had promised a member Stalybridge, and they must deserve member, or it would never have been promised them, and ...

... very necessary that they should LOl d Melbourne, communicated all foieign dispatches |)sen from both sides—the same number Whigs as to t‘ie Prince. described his own object as having of ,T or es: d all do 1 that should be always be. to sink his individual ...

... ReT, W. Heffill said it had been remarked th*t the grouping of Stalybridge and Dukinfield was Tory dodge. He thought it was a Whig dodge to agitate tor reform for half a century, and then when *® was offered to them to refuse it. What they want ’—(A. voice: ...

... emanate'rom room. —(Sensation.) It contained two gold watches, fact that in every town, if that principle of the fran- - It is the Whig Prime Ministers, the Coalition 21 rings, a bunch of seals, a necklace, and various chi#e were admitted, it would be placed ...

... the electors Manchester, Mr. Bennett, as the nominee of the Conservative, Mr. Mitchell Henry, as the representative of the Whig party, and Mr. Jacob Bright, the candidate of the advanced Liberals. George Francis Train sent his wife home from Australia ...

... distribution of seats on proper principles, the reformers would not mind by whom the work was done, that whether by Radicals, Whigs, or Tories, they would bless the hands that would sweep these obnoxious matters away.—(Applause.)— It seemed to him we should ...

... of his affectionate “lady” i friends, effectually cured, let us hope, his penchant for matrimonial advertisements. Northern Whig. A Reckless (Jollier.—On Monday, the Wakefield Court House, a miner named William Gosling was charged with having, the 10th ...

... Belfast. Nothing has been heard of the crew and it is feared that they must have foundered with the illfated vessel. —Northern Whig. The Harvest in East Yorkshire.— The last week of hot weather has brought up the crops to more rapid ripening than had been ...